R Fogg
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I felt like the resolution to this needed its own thread since it seemed many were struggling with the QT freeze frame issue.
My solution for PC world:
Follow these simple rules:
Rule #1: No mixing source formats in the output of redcine, only load files of the same frames size and frame rate into the library. When I generated output which spanned 2 different formats it caused the single frame freeze after x# of frames issue for me. Also mixing formats in the library caused major instability in redcine for me - no probs if all files are of the same format.
Rule #2: The project format settings in Redcine must match the format of the source shots. If you are working with a 4k 2:1 file your project format setting must be 4k 2:1 - Having the project format settings set differently from the file format was the cause of the single frame QT output.
Rule #3: for maximum Redcine stability keep the QT player closed when working in Redcine and as I said before do not load source files with different formats into redcine.
No more frozen frames for me. Hope this helps anyone else out there trying to resolve this.
My solution for PC world:
- Delete all folders and files located in C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\REDCINE
- Uninstall redcine
- Uninstall qt 7.4
- Install QT 7.31
- Install Redcine
- Export successfully
- Tears of Joy
Follow these simple rules:
Rule #1: No mixing source formats in the output of redcine, only load files of the same frames size and frame rate into the library. When I generated output which spanned 2 different formats it caused the single frame freeze after x# of frames issue for me. Also mixing formats in the library caused major instability in redcine for me - no probs if all files are of the same format.
Rule #2: The project format settings in Redcine must match the format of the source shots. If you are working with a 4k 2:1 file your project format setting must be 4k 2:1 - Having the project format settings set differently from the file format was the cause of the single frame QT output.
Rule #3: for maximum Redcine stability keep the QT player closed when working in Redcine and as I said before do not load source files with different formats into redcine.
No more frozen frames for me. Hope this helps anyone else out there trying to resolve this.